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Inquisitor 107

mad max | 17:46 Sat 17th Jan 2009 | Crosswords

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can anyone explain 3d please
Fine weaving machine turns. mo?l ( mool, loom backwards) but I cant connect mool with fine.

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Off the top of my head, I know moola is slang for money, so might 'mool' be 'a fine' rather than something that is fine?

Correction. I've now found it in Chambers which says "fine, a general word of commendation"

mad max

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Many thanks, I now think there may be an error, as what you found in chambers is spelt mooi, so may have mixed with mool.
many thanks again

So it is! I think you may well be right.

Rollo

I agree. It was an Indy error!

mad max

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thanks for confirmation Rollo

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